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WWDC02 • Session 606

QuickTime for the Web

QuickTime • 1:14:37

QuickTime has a number of special features that can be used to customize and enhance web delivery. This session covers the QuickTime Plug-in and ActiveX controls, differences between the Plug-in and the Player application, ways to use the QuickTime file format effectively over HTTP, and ways to use scripts (CGI, SSI, and JavaScript) to control, customize, and even create movies. Tips and tricks include launching full-screen movies from the web page, opening a movie from a text link, using XML to dynamically create a movie from the output of a PERL script, and how to combine HTML, JavaScript, and the QT ActiveX control for interactive applications on the web.

Speaker: Steven Gulie

Unlisted on Apple Developer site